Anatomy in Motion - Vol 1
This fascinating video uses an actual painted horse to show in living color how horses’ bones and muscles work on the move. It includes slow-motion studies of walk, trot, canter; what creates good and poor movement; and how to help your horse move better.
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Anatomy in Motion - Vol 2
A “Visible Rider” wearing a skeleton suit demonstrates how a rider’s anatomy works in both English and Western riding. The Visible Rider works at all gaits showing how it’s possible to follow the horse’s movement, plus she displays common riding faults and their effect on both horse and rider.
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Centered Riding - Tape 1
The basic Centered Riding concepts, showing the relationship between the rider and the motion of the horse.
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Centered Riding - Tape 2
Sally Swift applies her techniques to the sitting trot, circles, canter, lateral work, and jumping.
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The Half Halt—Demystified!
Tape 1: Learning the Half Halt
Savoie demonstrates the four requirements — forward, straight, rhythm, and contact—that must be solidly understood by both horse and rider before attempting a half halt.
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The Half Halt—Demystified!
Tape 2: Putting Your Horse on the Bit
Now that the rider has learned why and how to ride a half halt, Savoie goes further and discusses exactly when to use the half-halt aid.
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